The phrase 'padded doors' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of door that is covered in padding or cushioning, either for comfort, or to muffle sound. For example, "The family room of the house had padded doors to keep out noisy street sounds."
Even so, behind padded doors, some hard words were exchanged.That is not surprising.
The padded doors put me in mind of staterooms on an ocean-going liner; carpets are thick and bathrooms shiny and spacious.
Relentless tracking shots and dumbwaiters used to disorienting effect move us up, down and through the building, along endless hallways, into officelike interrogation chambers (note the padded doors), past revolving file boxes once filled with dossiers.
They recycled rumors about secret fights in rooms with padded walls and padded doors, where a winner can walk away with $50,000 to $60,000 in cash, and home poker games with buy-ins of more than $1,000.
I tried another similarly padded door leading off the shooting range, but was told it's always kept locked.
Saathi works with rural women to sell the pads door-to-door, in order to provide customers with in-person health education opportunities.
So we came up with a scheme to sell sanitary pads door-to-door to women who would normally not leave their homes or go to a pharmacy to buy them from male clerks.
"The dark cell has a gate across it," Margaret recounts, "and a door, and then another door, padded with straw.
But if Warner Bros. has its way, next month Formosa owner Lem Quon will switch off the classic '30s neon signs that light the familiar Chinese restaurant/bar, lock up its padded green leather doors and close for good.
When Hans wasn't in class, he spent his time barricaded in his room behind a door padded with fabreezed towels, where he blew weed smoke out the window through a system of fans commonly known as the vortex.
Alarmed, I padded to my front door in my pajamas.
